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SSK Foundation
Switzerland: promotion of research, development and conversion techniques and equipment for recycling waste plastic into usable polymers.
http://www.kunststoff-ssk.ch/index_e.asp
National Center for Remanufacturing and Resource Recovery
The National Center for Remanufacturing and Resource Recovery provides technical assistance and applied research and development to the remanufacturing industry and manufacturers interested in remanufacturing and resource recovery techniques.
http://www.reman.rit.edu/
Recycled Organics Unit
The centre for organic resource management is a partnership between the NSW Waste Boards and the University of New South Wales. In addition to providing information about recycling organic waste, the group also conducts research and development, demonstrations and training.
http://www.recycledorganics.com/
Center for By-Products Utilization at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Research and information on the potential use of industrial byproducts, including foundry sand, coal fly ash, pulp and paper mill sludge, and post-consumer waste.
http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/CBU/
BioHydrogen
This platform offers a dedicated environment for sharing information on biological production of hydrogen from biomass and communication on hydrogen topics. It provides access to various (inter)national Biohydrogen projects and the activities of The Netherlands Biohydrogen Network.
http://www.biohydrogen.nl
Toxics Use Reduction Institute
TURI was created to promote reduction in the use of chemicals and the generation of toxic by-products in industry and commerce in the State of Massachusetts.
http://www.turi.org/
The Chelsea Center for Recycling and Economic Development
Created by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to create jobs, support recycling efforts and help the economy and the environment by working to increase the use of recyclables by manufacturers.
http://www.chelseacenter.org/
Recycling by Design Research Project
Raise awareness of recycled materials and products amongst graphic, product and architectural designers.
http://www.recyclingbydesign.org.uk
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